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Willow Vaulted Vase
Fallout 76 Junk

Willow Vaulted Vase is a junk item in Fallout 76. It scraps into 1 Ceramic.

It turns up at 42 locations in Appalachia. The largest counts are at Palace of the Winding Path, Shenandoah Visitor Center and Dolly Sods Wilderness. It counts toward 1 daily or weekly challenge.

Weight
2
Value
2
Scrap
1
Scrap per weight
0.5

Find It on the Map

Open the Challenge Navigator with "Scrap junk to produce Ceramic" added, then add the rest of today's challenges and plan one route for all of them.

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Willow Vaulted Vase Locations

Found at 42 locations across Appalachia, 67 in fixed spawns. The largest share is at Palace of the Winding Path (8).

Palace of the Winding Path
8 fixed
Shenandoah Visitor Center
6 fixed
Dolly Sods Wilderness
4 fixed
Hornwright Estate
4 fixed
Athens
2 fixed nearby
Charleston Capitol Building
2 fixed
Poseidon Energy Plant WV-06
2 fixed
Radiant Hills
2 fixed
Red Rocket Mega Stop
2 fixed
Sugar Grove
2 fixed
The Whitespring Golf Club
1 fixed
1 fixed nearby
AMS Corporate Headquarters
1 fixed
Berkeley Springs
1 fixed
Blackwater Mine
1 fixed
Bolton Greens
1 fixed
Charleston
1 fixed
Clancy Manor
1 fixed
Crashed Plane
1 fixed nearby
Flatwoods
1 fixed
Gorge Junkyard
1 fixed
Show all 42 locations

Scrap

Per weight is scrap for each unit of carry weight. The rank compares it with every other junk item that scraps into the same component.
Component
Scrap
Per weight
Among sources
Ceramic
1
0.5
#80 of 84

Challenges

Challenge
Daily / Weekly
Scrap junk to produce Ceramic
Daily ×5 · Weekly ×15
What can be scrappedfor Ceramic
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From your C.A.M.P.
Each cycle
An hour
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≈ 0.2
Junkyard Dog Collectron Station
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≈ 0.2